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3 Press the Flash Button to deliver a flash.

• Mildtomoderatediscomfortisnormal.IfaflashdeliveredatEnergyLevel1feelstolerable,increaseto

Energy Level 2. Move the device to a different spot and flash the i-LIGHT one more time. Repeat this

process until you find the setting that feels right for you.

• Wait24hoursandthenlookatthetestarea.Iftheskinappearsnormal,proceedwithyourfirstfull

treatment at the energy level you determined is right for you.

, NOTE: You must test the device on each area of the body you wish to treat.

TREATMENT

• Multi-FlashMode:Thei-LIGHTdevicewillashwhentheFlashButtonispressedandwillcontinueto

ash every 3 seconds when the skin contact sensors are fully engaged. The Multi-Flash mode allows

you to quickly treat large areas by simply gliding the hand piece over the skin after each ash.

, How to treat:

• Place the Flash Window rmly against the skin - ensure the Skin Contact Sensors are fully engaged.

, NOTE: When the Skin Contact Sensors are fully engaged you will hear a ‘chirp’ and the Bulb Status

Indicator Display will illuminate green.

2 Press the ash button to deliver a ash. You should expect to see a bright ash of light (similar to a

camera ash), and you should feel a mild sensation of warmth.

3 Move to the next area and treat in a grid like pattern to ensure full coverage of the treatment area.

• ForSingle-FlashMode,presstheFlashButtoneachtimeyoumovetothenextarea.

• ForMulti-FlashMode,keepyourngerontheFlashButtontokeepitdepressedandglidetothenext

area being sure to keep the Skin Contact Sensors fully engaged. The next ash will be delivered

automatically after 3 seconds.

, NOTE: During Multi-Flash Mode if you let go of the Flash Button or lose skin contact, simply resume

treatment by repeating the above steps.

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